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No - there is a huge difference between "this AI created this image" and "this user did it" - the first we need more of, and the second is a big privacy concern
by herf 23d ago
No - there is a huge difference between "this AI created this image" and "this user did it" - the first we need more of, and the second is a big privacy concern. The article does not say anything about identifying a user.
- dmantis 23d agoArticle literally says it adds a guid, not a binary field indicating that the image is ai generated.
- refulgentis 23d agoA guid isn’t a user id, if it is in this case, it’s an abuse of how guid is used, at least colloquially. I haven’t read enough to understand if it is user / machine id, I.e. only globally unique in the sense it’s a globally unique entity identifier.
- themaninthedark 23d agoMicrosoft Can Track Users via a Windows Device ID https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48815196 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48815196 Microsoft GDID telemetry includes full browsing and gaming history https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48787239 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48787239
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- dylan604 23d agoThey stated the GUID is used to identify the prompt used to generate the image. How are you confused as to not being able to identify the user? "I haven’t read enough to understand". Oh, now I know the answer to my question
- refulgentis 23d ago[flagged]
- serf 23d agoa GUID isn't an indicator, it's a fingerprint. so unless you want to draw a distinction between 'user' and 'machine' , yeah it is for identifying users. to believe otherwise, especially with Microsoft involved, would be incredibly naive to their history.